> increase liability of parties involved. To include the liability of the attackers, which I think will ultimately be more scalable and effective than punishin

> increase liability of parties involved. To include the liability of the attackers, which I think will ultimately be more scalable and effective than punishing the victims. Not saying there aren't incentives for the victims to "do better", but I think that will only get us so far. History paints a picture of societies evaluating the effectiveness of better walls vs. owning the landscape, and deciding on the latter as being a more beneficial approach. It's how we get the saying that "Rome conquered the world in self-defense". I would bet that's where this ends up after enough material losses.